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Sugar free cake for 1st Birthday Party??

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Shilbrose

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I have made sugar free first birthday cakes: chocolate, vanilla and lemon flavour. All went down very well with my clients with hugely positive feedback. I can also cater to gluten, dairy, egg and nut free as well as vegan. Check out Now for Cake on Instagram or Facebook for any smart celebration cakes. Based in SE15.
nina_maniana

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Would be interested to hear if the result is any good. I was utterly determined to keep my eldest sugar free up to the age of 2 and spent weeks trying every recipe I could for his first birthday cake and really, all were disgusting. Maybe not disgusting but they didn't taste like cake! Having thought on it at the time I decided to just make a regular carrot cake (naturally low in sugar), let the baby have a bit and then went back to sugar free for the next year. Nothing bad happened ;-)

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